Recent content by Nemesis60

I believe that you are lying.

An open question to Fat Prophets: exactly how many analysts do you REALLY employ? Now tell the truth.....

One hears the other guru Greg Smith is back in London for a few months to no doubt clean up the mess he left behind. He also appears to be advising clients without FCA authorisation.

He is a Fat Prophets employee or stooge, with a poor command of English.:lol:

Amandeep Mashiana has suddenly returned from his "sabbatical"... will he also be contributing articles to the daily Fat Wrap again?

We shall see.....:lol:

Why is it negative to question whether an individual is acting blatantly and knowingly in breach of FCA regulations?

:thumbsdow Indeed: "Rupe" and "John Bennett" are both organs of the Fat Prophets dirty tricks department.

Haha....you are merely cynically attempting to deflect the fact that both this profile and that of John Bennett are both really a Fat Prophets employee - most likely one and the same person. Another interesting snippet...

? Methinks you "Rupe" is more likely to be "John Bennett" or some other Fat Prophets person. Performance? Are you speaking of independently audited numbers (as required by ASIC refer link...

"The stated aims are to be transparent, accountable, objective, and ethical"

Oh dear...caught again!

Another question for "John Bennet": Stock takes: Fat prophets hits NZ - Business - NZ Herald News In the recent NZ newspaper article above, it was claimed that Angus Geddes and Greg Smith co-founded Fat Prophets in 2000. Really? What about Geddes' former friend and colleague Jason McIntosh?

Many staff have left Fat Prophets in both the UK and Australia. Their poor so-called "Platinum Plus" clients, who each paid up to £5k pa for a monthly phone call from a "CFA qualified" analyst,have in case had their advisor changed five times so far this year! Mr Geddes' already long list of...

John, Would you please explain why neither Angus Geddes nor Greg Smith are currently authorised by the FCA, but still are both nevertheless advising UK retail clients? The same also applies to Amandeep Mashiana, who miraculously reappeared following his abrupt disappearance last March.